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a Preacher whips an E,litor.

KALAMAZOO, MlcH., Sept. &c. 9.-Captain
". .: Stewart, editor Of tho South Haven.
Sen!intl, in q recent number o! his paper,
made severe structures on Rsv. g. P. Rick:
ards, and the latter gentleman meeting
the editor on the street yesterday, assault.
ed him vigorously. S.o wart was ROUGHLY
handled. Bad blood had existed betTeea
tho men Tor several years. b 4 -, :,
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secoRRo, N. NJ, Sept. 2o.-The four
days celebration Of the feast Of San Miguel
began yesterday. A great crowd Of peo-,
pie from all parts OF the country are in at
tendance. Ths frat bull fight took place
to-day, the bull.6shters having arrived
from Mexico last night. d The mineral e1-
position \ Is the finest thing ever eeen in
the territory. i. Il 4 y n
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NO BANQUET IN JAIL.
60 Francis Tra,n's Plan to Feast the

George Francis Trnin's Plan to Feast tho
Anarchists Frustrated. l3
CHICAGO, Sept. 2s.--The Woodcock and
Champagne Banquet which was to. have
been given to the 2Anarchists by George
Francis Train has been declared of. The
matter was in the hands Of E. Deyinc,
who publishes newspaper on
Clark street. Train had sent q
check to neyine for each Of
the condemned men, With an order to pre-.
pare the feast. Devine visited the ia!l
this morning and was informed be could
Get no banquet table in the jail. He says
he is backed by Train who will put 49,.
900 III the paper and that he will COM
mencs Issuing G daily soon, and will make
1t interesting for thole who isvor the eye.
cution Of the anarchista. ,s5;s h
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4 A Chlneaos Theatre ia Now York,., ",

New YoRx, Sept. 2o.-Ths Chinese
colony Is soon to have regular: Chinsae
theatre. Frederick Lubin has taken the
project in hand. He will build a play
house on Mott street. 1t will be one hun
dred and ten feet deep. City feet wide and
sixty feet high. Lubln has already So.
lected plays and players for the opening.
There will DO fifty actors in tho company.
Twenty of them Gro now playing in San
Francisco. The rest will be smuggled in
from China. The play chosen 10 called
"Filial Love-. II will tske five nights tc
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Sharp viii 60 10 sing slnE,

NEW YoRK, Sept. 29.-No!lco Of appeal
to the Court Of Appeals in tho case Of ia.
cob Sharp has bsen filed. Several emf.
nent physicians appointed by Judy ye Van
Brunt to examine Shefp as 10 bis condi-
ton, have reported to tho Sheriff that the
prisoner is In q fl. condition to be moved, !,
and the Sheriff haa been directed that he
DO taken to Sling Sing to.mor1ow, s5sifs3
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j DEMOCRATIC MIJsT RE CONSISTENT Z

43--5 DEaocRATs MUST BE CONSISTENT.
The penal clause Of tho Civil Service
act did break: ths power Of the partisan
collector, who robbed the clcrks of tho do
rartments by using Republican state sr-
ssclationa as his weapons of assault, and
as lis burglar tools. Over this result
Democrats every where sejoiced, and In
1854, as 9 coneequencs OF the enactment
o! the Civil Service act, they had fair
tight with their opponents, and: won n
famous victory. And now, may I not ba,
excused for saying that Democrats should
not initiate tho wrong practices & OF the
worst Republicanp, by organizing tho Off.
cers, clerks and other eiansoyes Of de-.
partments OF Washington, into Stata aeao-
Citations, tho purposes Of which arc parti-5
san, and all the money collected or ex-
pended, by which money collected End e1-
pended, given and handed over, received
and applied, ss the law expreeses it, for
partisan purposes, and for tho promotion
Of political objects, all Of which practices
the Clyll Service law denounces as unlaw-
fui and pnninhsble by fine and imprison-5
ment, when tho parties to these prac. /;
tlces are peraona IN tho employ Of the
United States. l believe tho d Democrats
should practice in power what they
preached while out OF power, and that
they should not follow tho evil example
set tscm by the party they have succeed
ea IN the administration Of tho ahaira Of
the Republic. %ts!:5g3s4-.j z :.
much respect, tafSi4siSSp,f..i
Your obedient servant,
" - iitEs JouNi e.. ODsRLY. 4
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on,cers Elected By Uni, Union veterans, =

CLAyELASD, Sept. aa.-The Union Vet.
erans' Union elected tho following officers:
Commander.in. Chief, NJ. A. Dillon, oi
Washington, D. o.; First Deputy Com
msnder. William T. Clark, Of Cleveland !;
Second Deputy Commander, John A. Full.
weller, Of illinois; Surgeon General, Or.
Charles Lloyd, OF Massachusetts *Ohau.
lain.in. .Chief, Col. G. NJ. Elliott, os Kan.
aas Executive Committee, O. Il. Flick, Of
Ohio Andrew Rheinhard, Of New Jersuey !:
D. W. Gould, Of Massachusetts,; Harry Il.
Hurst, Of Pennsylvania, and Ivory q,
Pike, Of 'Illinois. The place Of holding
the next Encampmenty was left to Com.
mlnder Dillon, who will designate come
city in Psnnsylvania. SaIsty5i.ll$
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Reforma M aAlninl.,rat,on, IN Hawaii. H.

san FRASclsco, Sept. 20.-Advices from
Honolulu, per ateamer City Of Sidney,
from China and the Hawaiian Islands ar
irving last night state that at an election
hsld September u all the members of the
sixtieth house, with perh,ps the excep-
tion Of two representatives In remote dis.
tricta, wers elected on the platform OF the
reform party supporting the new conatitu.
tlon and miniDtry. :l.as' ;t sl n Y I.
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. DISASTROUS FIRE.
a Largo Chicago boy Factory Burns, En-.
q -a'fE ~ trilIng Groat LOSS, ~ .ji.-iss s

d Largo Chicago bog Factory Burns, En-.
9'tI, failing Groat Iuss. 4
CnicAdo, ILL, Sept. 20.-A destructive
fire broke out late last night in tho exten.
awe box factory Of Maxwell Bros. The
blazs started in a one.s!osy building thet
had formerly been stable, but had lately
been converted into q workshop. How
tho FIRE originated isa mystery, as all tho
lights and 1ireo were extin9uished when
tho men quit work at 6 o'clock last ..sven.
ing. Maxwell Bros total losa amountl
to about Sl25. .000. Almost the whole
manufacturing plant, consisting Of large
tvo.story brick building, several one.
story buildihgu and o valuable equipment
Of machinery we're destroyed. The fire
spread to the planning mill aud sssh fac.
tory Of John g.. LohDlein, which adjoincd
tho box factory on the east, and caused a
damage OF $50. 900 to the machinery.l b
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I HIS LAsr SHOT
A A!embor OF the Notorious Turner Gang
iii Fatally Wounded "a ,iii'g

sl,bssg-l 54 |Tl.g HNAAIAy Vu0uuous * EfsE4lJ5,
I KSo1vl1LE, Tenn, i Sept. 20.-John
Pie.ce, a member Of the notorious Turner
gang, who was snapectsd OF the murder Of
Howard Monroe, Of Yellow Creek, last
Saturday night, was oyertaken by sher.
if and posse yesterday near the scene OF
his crime. ;ss gtSr-i.t .5t53}
q He WAS with a friend, Thomas Hender.
uon, another Of tho Turner gang. He was
ordered to halt, but turned on the Sheriff,
firing three ahots, one OF them slightly
wounding a deputy Sheriff. The posse
then fixed on the young deperedo and
wounded him in several places. He will
dic. I'!ssl9$! sI117s..l$iS'i u
Henderson escaped at tho time with q
aliRht flesh wound in the shoulder. He
was atterward arrested and lodged in the
Pinevitle jail for completely in the murde,
Of Monroe. 9g Z; h s'i,I7|l%s'l
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TnE SECOND RACE POSTPONED,
Heavy fogs and Lack OF Wind Prevent tho
10 Yachts front Starting, nv

| f. -.
NEw YoRx, Sept. 2o.-The second race
In the match for the Americas cup, be-.
tween the Scotch cutter Thistle and the
Boston sloop Volunteer, could not be
sailed to-day owing to lack Of wind. This
morning there was fair wind from east
northeaat, a heavy fog, a drlzsle Of rain,
and a very choppy cross sea. When the
yachts reached tho point OF start at 1850
A. NJ. the breeze, had moderated to ono OF
ak or seven miles an hour, and from that
time 1t gradually dropped until almost q
dead calm fell on the waters. Alter wait.
Ing until noon tho committee declared
tho race postponed until tomorrow.
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WHAT howl there Is because the Preai.
dent is not going to spend day in each
town through which he passes on his
western flight. It would take him the
mainder Of his term to do the fourth that
is demanded OF him, and then some souls
would ctill be unhsppy.
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yYero Not Legally Married

$!SYousasrowY, o., Sept. i29.-One week
agoSWillism Richmond and Sadie Jane.
son were publicly married. q. q eonnty
fair, tho ceremony being; neriormod bIy,
Rev. q. O. Boyd, OF 3 New Bedford,
Pa. sensation wss caused q TODAY
by! the discovery that the marriage vaa
illegal, tie clegy man not having procured
a license, as required By Ohio laws 10
perform q marriage In this State.E & As the
parties acted in good faith 1t yis posalble
that tho couple will be married again. 4,
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TIE GIRLS FATE UNCERTAIN. 4
SENSATIONAL SUICIDE.
A Woman Hangs Horselr from n Rafter
u Her Father Died In th Snlae yvuy s. vi

Woman Hangs Horsclr from n Rafter.
Her Father Died In tho Same WAY. 45 (
Special Dtspateh to The La.e4:qencer. 4 4
RlrculE H, Sept. 29.-Word has lust
resched here OF q most deplorabls affair
that occurred near Mole Hill, this county,
on last Tuesday morning. Mrs. Euoch
Riggs, wife Of an enterprising and prosper.
GUS farmer, has bsen suffering with
general debility for almost a year, and
on lass Tuesday morning she sent those
Of her children that could walk, five in
number, out among the ,neighboru, and as
her husband wss absent from the house It
left Mrs. Riggs and her eix mouths old
babe alone. She at once procured eome
nov. muslin thst was in the house and
made G. rope from which she hung herself
to 6 ralter and was found dead by her hus.
band at noon. She stood on chair and
adjusted the nooBo and then jumped of.
The baby, WAS found aaleep on the bed,
Mira. Riggs attended the fair last week
and those acquainted with her said that
she seemed to be In depressed epirits,
She was tho daughter Of Noah James.
who committed suicide near & Long Run.
DouaAAuso So0uy, dOuut te.t yeHyB ago
under very peculiar: circumstanceg. a a
man named Rogers was ehot and killed
from ambush IN Doddridge county and
one Newton wss arrested, tried, convicted
and sentenced to.the peniten!iary for life,
He had only been confined but q short
time when 1t bacame known that Noah
James would bs arreated for completely in
the murder. James, upon hearing it,
loaded o gun and set Oft with q string.
emptyirg the contents in his head, kill.
ing him instantly. This happened aome
twelve or fourteen years ago, but 1t is still
freah in the minds Of a great many here,
who say that Newton has since died in the
penitentiary. Mr.. Riggs dese,yen the
sympathy Of everybody, as Tuesdays uad
occurrence leaves him with helpless chill
drcn to mourn the loss Of wife aud
mother. H :; y. M
John Reeoe, living between here and
Ellenboro, was stricken with paralysis
one evening this week, and he is now in a
very precarious condition. His physi-
ciars entertain no hope for his recovery.
He Is we'll to do and influential farmer,
and his atuIction is looked upon AZ Sc.
rinus affair 4, = 81 = - : II sI7-t ,.,-'
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~ AT o recent political meeting in Louisi-
ana, slumper whooping it up for Gen
eral Nichols. nominee Tor Governor, made
these following admissions:
He may have mnde errors. Pure and
sagacious as he in, ho ia only human and
liable to err. have heard him'say with
characteristic frmness that he had erred
in some things. Y ~. n
Unless voten are as plentiful as black.
berries in haryest it will never do to let 9
nominee down in this way. siFs
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TIE problem in Baltimore politics iuRt
now is, whether tho ring can hold its own
by disiranchising colored voters and vot.
ing men who are dead, along with some
happy souls who never existed. II Cor.
man can't hold Bsllimors-'well, We shall
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TX due cou,se OF time we shall hear how
Tennessee has gone on the prohibition
question. Returns from there do not
usually como in hurry. From the best
advices obthinsble /. has not seemed that
the State would 20 9 dry" l85
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Civil sKRvicE COMMISSIONER OBERLY'a
structures on political associations in
Washington, conqidered as machines ior
making Government employees stand
and deliver, will be read with interest in
Ohio. According to recent reports from
lYasl,ington, the Ohio Democratic assocl-
alton is pushing a lively campaign Of the
kind denounced by Mr.. Oberly, and doing
it with the quiet uanc.ion Of the Admins.
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UNDER the circumstances the laying Of
the corner.atone OF the Chicago Audi!orl.
um may strike tho PRECEDENT as requiring
ga mighty deal Of fine consideration"
1t might be different II he were not gently
Couuetting with second term. sl
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Mn. JAY GoULD's hsnd popped up yes
terday In the Pacific Railroad lnvealiga-
lion only to be whacked. But he will
survive. The little man has moro lives
than q cat. LIZ =. N,
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E LONDON, Sept. %. Mrs.. Otto G Old.
schmidt Jenny Lind) who has been dan.
gerously i'll, ia recovering, X * a
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EMDARRAssING. SITUATION.
~, sgl,5, s----:r :r.y.s = l7-1 tg7E5 4,
The demands that Workingmon of Chicn
Will Tall H--

The Demands that Workingmon of Chicago
will Make on President Cleveland. q y
CHICAGO, Ill, Sspt. 29.-The Tribune
to-day says President Cleveland will be
made tho recipient Of one communication
on or before his arrival in Chicago that IL
liable to furnish him with food for study
and reflection. It is the result OF the sn.
nouncement that while hero on his West
ern tour the President will lay the corner
stone OF tho auditorium, pammoib
structure desiened principally for the use
OF natlonal political conventions. This
building is being constructed largely by
non-un:on workmen, particularly carpen-
ters. Resolutions like tho following are
being introduced aud almost unanimously
passed In the various Knights Of Labor
and the Brotherhood Carpenters assem.
blies: N 80 4 j '5;. - 80
Resoltya, That in the sense OF this eg.
semoly the carpentsrs ahall take no part
IN the coming demonstration October S,
in honor Of President Cleveland II the
laying OF the corner Rtone OF any building
being constructed in part by '"'scgb" work.
men is included in the said demoustra.
tion." .;tty = .l;;7s55$;.s i.;75$.3 IV" - -.
The originatorB Of the movement intend
to compile the resolutions and send a
committee around with personal letter
requesting the President to decline to lay
the corner stone Of the building. At the
various labor headquarters the matter is
being discussed with the kesnest interes!
possible. 4, 4 u b:
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"a HEALTHY SKIN \ may be- obtained
through Skin Success. Cleansing soap
and healing ointment. At drug store Of
McLain Bros, q. Il vs. ftS(;ji 81
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Ghe GntdEiIqesl!lll!5e!:x,: 5!:,:
onoo, Nos. 80 and y, Fourteenth Street.
MlslsrkR PuElrs has killed stag on
tho estate Of Lord something.or.o!her.
How thoughtful It would be to aend the
horns to his royal master. 4.,fh M 4

IT Is q pity that Nominee Powell will
not consent to mcet In joint debate Nomi.
nee Foraker. This Is Mr.. Powell's only
chance to pulverize the Foraker power
in Ohio. Nt} w IAN'1. IIE'll
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DAMPENING EFFECT,
OF THE WEATHER AT ST. Louis
Tho National Eucampment Disposing ol
Buainess Enpidiy-Great Eathusiasm. Z
General Fairohild Eudorsed-- -Colun.
but Chosen as Next Meeting Place.

sT. LOUIS, Sept. 29.-It wan long aitel
midnight when the banquet rendered to
the local and Whiting correspondents ol
the prcbs, by the California delegation al
Armory Hall. came to q close. y 4,
There were 200 guests and wine flowed
like water. Such veteran "journalists" as
Generals Sherman and Fairehild, Hon.
Hannibal Hamlln, Governors Oslesby, oi
Illinois, and Evans, OF Colorado, were the
leading post prandial speakers, and KEEP,
tho company in excellent humor. n
The same old clouds and dtizzls made
their appearance this morning, much to
the chagrln Of the promoters Of the great
trades denomination and parade, which
is booked for tonight. rJs .sg
Precisely at 8 o'clock the secret sessions
Of the Encampment and the Woman's Ro.
lief Corps wero resumed at the Exposi.
ton building and Harmony Hall respec.-
lively. ~
AT the Eucampment meeting Depart.
ment Commander Snedbury, OF Califor.
mia, submitted an important offer, In be.
half OF John G. Capron and Colonel Uola.
bird, o! San Diego, with view to tha ca.
tablishment OF q G. AR. Soldiers Home
In that city. The donation Ia In the form
Of land, and is equivalent to one hun.
dred Thousand dollars in cash. OF this
sum S95 900 Is to be expended in the i'm.
mediate erection ol buildinga, while II Ia
proposed to invest tho balance In order to
provide for an endowment fund. II the
proposition is accepted by tho Encamp.
mcnt the home will bs placed under the
control Of three trusteeg, one appointed
by the donors, the second by the En-.
csmpment and the third by the othe.
two. The usual red taps resolutions OF
soldiers' homes will be tsboaed, and &C.
tusl service, Grand Army membership,
poverty and residence III California will
be the sole qualifications for admission.
The scheme has been extensively canvass.
ed since the arrival Of the various delega.
tionH in the city, and apparently meets
with general favor. "
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II oFflcE HOLDERS n,o14rs.

s.9tss=g-ITg SAfASN hoLDLh o NldliIS. sfs-tll. N
Tho position may DO perverted into IN
appearance Of Inconsistency with the po.
sition tha! the Illinois Democratic Aaso-
citation may not, with proprieIy, be pat.
ronized or encouraged. Il may bs held
that there can be no legal or other good.
objection that can be brought against tho
policy OF Democrats in tho public servic
organizing as you have done Tor the pur-
pose Of being active in tho effort to pro.
mote interest in the administration. In
other words, 1t msy be said that there 10
an nnwlliingness on my part to give Demo
cratic Office holders all tho partisan privil.
|eges that are accorded as OF right to Re-
rnbllcan oilice holders. A%candid con-
a;deration Of the Illinois Demccratic Az
|eociatiop, in the light shed upon it BY
eeyeral Bections OF the civil s9xyies act
Will, however, chow you thai my obsc-
ton to such associations-to partiean as.
eociations Of Office holders, are based upon
ia etrorg foundation, who no PARTISAN
sophiatry can dsatyoy or even weaken.
,,Mr; ooerly than quotes tho sections of
tne ClVll Service act, one and fourteen,
which prohibits employee from either
giV!ngo or receiving prohibited tribulations,
and continues: 1T should not bs tor
gotten that the provisions OF the Civil.
Service act to which hava roierred, and
other similar provisions OF thu. act, we're
passed while the Republican party was in
power, and when the Republicans were
uelag the public service for psrtisan pur-
Eoaes. It should not be forgotten by
Democrats that tho penal Rec ctions OF the
civil Service act were aimed at the sys.,
TEN OF; robbery by assessment and solici-
tatlon, and OF all the instrunsntalitieG to
which that system WAS maaa effective y. q
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OFFENSIVE PARTIiS:;AN,SS.
REpUKED pr 7ctosrn onrnL,., ,lltp
10 Lays Down the Law md the Gospel TO
Y Those Democrats who do not, Yrnotico y
What they Preaeh-Iie Renllnds the em
OF the Profo,siobs Made in ,sA. tis

WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 20. Colonel
John Il. oberly, OF the Civil Service Com.
nlaslon, has written a letter 10 Mr.. Charles
L. Spencer. who, on behalf Of tho Illinois
Democratic Association, Of thla city, has
invited Mr.. Oberly 10 address the asyoeia.
tlon this evening. Tho Illinois Demo
cratic Association is a political association
Of clerks In the Government Department
service from the State Of Illinois:
DEAR sln:-1 have como to The conclu.
alon thu. cannot accept the Invitation OF
tho Illinois Democratic Association cour.
ieonsly extended me by you as tie COM
msttes from that body, wi!hou. violating
my ctllcial obligation. a ,IS'''"1 Y !
The Commission holds that entrance 10
and continuance In that part OF tile execr. /,
i've civil service known 90 clsssitlpd ely,
Oervlce, should bd upon tho merit of the
applicant or omploye, without regard to
political oplniona or aiffltatiof,, ''1Ifff3 y
This position Ia justified by ,nany coa.
alterations, oil Of which lend irresis,lbly
TO the conclusion that the Civil Service /
ACT oiissS WAS enacted for the purpose f
pfoVldlng non.partiaan eervices. ~ It fol-
lows, therefore, that. this law ehould DO
executed In strictly non.pRrtiaan man
ner; aud from this proposition logically I
iollows the conclusion that no oflicDf ,
charged with Its execution can .bo etioc- /.
live in the digcha,ge of tha! duty, II. by I
active participation In party politics, ho
destroys tho confidence OF the public In Z
bis .hrmness and inpartiality. SAj civil
service Commissioner or civil sefyics
Examiner, as a member Of a political com.
nlttee, or as member, patron or encour. \
sger Of political association, composed
OF persons in the public service, all MON.
bars Of one political party, organized for
the purpoaee Of putting certain other no.
li.ical partisans from Office, would cor
sslnly be out Of place, and the public !
would be justified in tho conclusion that,
IL the discharge Of his official duties he
might be unfair against political oppo.
nIents, and lean partially toward party
n The Commission hau expressed the J
opinion that q Republican IN public ser.
wee has righ to entertsin strong politi-
cal views, and to give, at the propsr time, X
strong expression to those views. q
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Peter Bowman testified to seeing Ann
and Brooks together in Ofner'a barn q
month or two before the murder. He
WAS the last wituees, s.sI .5l5lTs' rs 7-",
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sTAY.AT.HoME YorERa !

who did not exercise the right Of outrage.
Should the yoto reach the outside limit,
tits predicted by those who are at the
head Of the various committees that the
total vote for prohibition will fall short Of
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The best posted politicians predict that
the total vote cast next Thursday will not
exceed zoe. .000,' and aoms say 1t may fall
far. short Of those. figures. In 1854 the
total vote coat in the State was about a7O,-
600, but there we're 5000 q 10Y